Initiative led by Panama’s Ministry of Agricultural Development (MIDA), in coordination with the Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology of Panama (IMHPA), public institutions, international organizations, academia, and producers, aimed at strengthening agroclimatic risk management and resilience in the agricultural sector in response to climate variability. The Agroclimatic Technical Roundtables provide spaces for dialogue and technical exchange to analyze climate forecasts, produce agroclimatic bulletins, and generate recommendations that support productive decision-making, risk reduction, and climate adaptation across different regions of the country.

The Government of Honduras launched the 2026 Agricultural, Livestock and Coffee Production Incentive Program in Comayagua, with an investment of 1.5 billion lempiras in productive grants and agricultural incentives aimed at strengthening food security and boosting the rural economy. The initiative supports small and medium-scale producers through fertilizers, certified seeds, agricultural inputs, technical assistance, and climate resilience measures, with a strong focus on maize and bean production. The program is expected to benefit agricultural, coffee, and livestock producers across 17 departments nationwide.

The ENANDES+ project supports six Andean countries (Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru) in their climate adaptation and resilience efforts, expanding the scope of the original ENANDES project implemented by the WMO through the Adaptation Fund. The initiative aims to improve the capacity of communities and productive sectors to adapt to climate variability and change by strengthening hydrometeorological services, early warning systems, and the co-design of local adaptation practices. It includes country-specific components, such as the development of an early warning system for floods in the binational Pilcomayo River basin (Argentina-Bolivia), frost alerts for small-scale family farmers in Ecuador, and the strengthening of technical knowledge in Peru.

Argentina fulfilled its entire raw sugar export quota to the United States, strengthening trade competitiveness and international market access for the Argentine sugar value chain.

USDA FAS annual report on the Argentine dairy sector, including production, trade, exports, market outlook, and sectoral analysis for dairy products in Argentina.

The Government of Uruguay approved reimbursable assistance for dairy producers through the Dairy Fund, aimed at financially supporting the dairy sector and improving the economic stability of milk producers.

Initiative led by Panama’s Ministry of Agricultural Development (MIDA), in coordination with the Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology of Panama (IMHPA), public institutions, international organizations, academia, and producers, aimed at strengthening agroclimatic risk management and resilience in the agricultural sector in response to climate variability. The Agroclimatic Technical Roundtables provide spaces for dialogue and technical exchange to analyze climate forecasts, produce agroclimatic bulletins, and generate recommendations that support productive decision-making, risk reduction, and climate adaptation across different regions of the country.

The Government of Honduras launched the 2026 Agricultural, Livestock and Coffee Production Incentive Program in Comayagua, with an investment of 1.5 billion lempiras in productive grants and agricultural incentives aimed at strengthening food security and boosting the rural economy. The initiative supports small and medium-scale producers through fertilizers, certified seeds, agricultural inputs, technical assistance, and climate resilience measures, with a strong focus on maize and bean production. The program is expected to benefit agricultural, coffee, and livestock producers across 17 departments nationwide.

The ENANDES+ project supports six Andean countries (Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru) in their climate adaptation and resilience efforts, expanding the scope of the original ENANDES project implemented by the WMO through the Adaptation Fund. The initiative aims to improve the capacity of communities and productive sectors to adapt to climate variability and change by strengthening hydrometeorological services, early warning systems, and the co-design of local adaptation practices. It includes country-specific components, such as the development of an early warning system for floods in the binational Pilcomayo River basin (Argentina-Bolivia), frost alerts for small-scale family farmers in Ecuador, and the strengthening of technical knowledge in Peru.